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The Irish standard., 1887-06-18
THURSDAYS Session.

The delegates of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union did not assemble
until after nine O'Clock. The reports
of the different delegates by counties
were Immediately proceeded with, the
first to be heard being that of Henne-
piss county by County President
Thomas Dunn. He said there were
eleven societies in tn, comfy, all in
flourishing condition.
The committee on awarding medals
reported, through the president, that
the cadet medal had been awarded to
the Winona Cadet Society for the great.
est relative increase ns in membership,
and the union medal was presented to
the st. Patrick's, Watertonw, society.
The committee on an address to Cath
olic Gang men through Chairman John
O'BfSn, Of Saltwater, reported a
lengthy addresses setting forth the
evils Of intemperance and the blessings
Of total abstinence to Young men.
j. f. Mcguire, of st. Paul, was called
on and made a speech dealing chiefly
with the progress eff the work in the
southern part Of the state. He urged
that the organization Of cadet societies
be pushed as one of the best methods
of enlarging and pupil ularizing the total
abstinence idea ''The boys" said he,
shave many Temptations and it is her
culean task for the older abstainers to
rescue l the boys. But it is q work that
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Our business men having proposed
to furnish ihe hail, free OF charge, ii
IS now an assured fact that the North
Mississippi Poultry and Pet stock
Association will hold their next
meeting aud exhibition iii Grenada,
commenting November goth and
continuing fonr days, This wit! be
an event Of much greater magnitude
aud Importance than the average
reader imasines, aud time will prove
that we are correct in thege assor
tions.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
PRIMARIES prRsp Assa FhEs CON
yES1tnN.

The die il east as by references TO
another column il will be seer lAat
the Democratic Executive Comntitsee
has ordered a prinary mass meftiig
IN each beat, or tho afst saturday IN
July, when the peapie can, ~ any
manner that best suits each p@fticu-
lar meeting, select delegates 70 rep
resent them at the county eonveatian.
While we favored primary eleef'on,
because we believed a majority OF ti.e
people wanted il, still il is our honest
conviction that the convention sys-
teta is fairas a.! arnnndi inRsnnch
~ 1t gives eArh beat an equal repre-
sentatnu. In case of primary
election, beat /, with the large ma7
iority of voters, including The city OF
Grenada, would have it in her power
to name the ticket from head to tail.
AS it is, however, the central beat,
including the town, with five or six
hundred voter, has ne more yoiee III
naming helticket than beat y, with
only one hundred. We hope our
friends who live in the country, and
who earnestly favored a primary
election, will bear this in mind. We
have heard numerous complaints
against conventions, because IL has
been claimed that the town always
managed to control them. This does
seem a little absurd when there are
four to one against the town, and
besides this. p majority Of the deie-
gates from the town beat are usually
residents ofthe country. We hope
all good Democrats will fall into line
and make their fight at the primaries,
which is the proper field for the set
tlement of voters choice. Turn out
to these primaries and see that they
are properly conducted, and each
man has Il fair showing.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

We hope that all Dem ncrats, white
and coIored, viii turn out to the
primaries on the first Saturday in
July. BY the action Of The Executive
Committee the manner of selecting
delegates is left wide open. The
different beats may hold regular
primary elections, and instruct or
prorate the vote, just Dis the voters
wish. Let each and every Democrat
do his whole duty in getting his
neighbors to turn out Dn this occa-
sion, and all will be well.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
FACTS MADE ELIC.
Whst Led to the Kiliins Of tho l,es, Sti-
yers In Grepaha.


| 1T will be remembered that in thS
| fowler -Stivers killing case in Gfen
| ada the slager Of g. f. @tiyers tafbs
ed any explanation ms ID causes Of tht
killing. The following is now giyer
as a tgua version of lhe affair, oh
tanned through a personal friend and
eontidante of Mr.. Towler, and &c
| whom he oonfided the facts; II
seems that Mr.. Towiet left his wife
at about 10 p. III. to go en his regular
i,ysiuess trip. About ~ The aaHne
night Mrs, Towler was suddenly
awakened by finding the bedelothins
suddenly thrown off her as she lay
asleep and tbs Rev. c. Stiyers stand
ing by her bedside. She alafte4 to
scream but the reverend libertine
begged her to desist and promised to
retreat, which he did. Mrs. ToWler
the next day, however, wrote to her
husband to return Immediately
which he did. On !nquirin@ the
reason of his being snu mohed home
she at first evaded the question, but
the next morning taking him into
the buggyhouse she detailed the
circumstances of the Insult to which
she had been subjected, but knowing
the hasty temper of her husband,
begged him not to kill S1tigers, but to
merely o. der him away. Mr.. fowler
did not promise either 10 Kill hin or
not TO do so, but entering the house
(whence it appears the dead preacher
had seen the interview from the
window and doubtless been warned
by his guilty conscience of its pnr-
portl demanded an explanation OF
his condnct. For answer, the cler-
gymun drew his pistol Immediately
Mr.. fowler clinched with him and
turning the pistol aside, drew his
own weapon and fred I he fatal shot.
AS stated st the time the Rev. {.
Stiyers before dying cnmpleteiy eX.
onerated MIR, fowler fran all blame,
and admitted thar he had deceived
the people ofGrenada in representing
himself as holy man. Ittranspires
also thai he had been elected furcibly
from a eentleman's house for similar
reasons before coming to Grenada.
These facts have not been before
made public, but from the source
whence we derive our information
we have no reason to doubt their
entire .rustworthiness.- 4 Avalanche
Special, June 4
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Whereas, it appears that some fea-
lures Of our agreement were inc0n-
patible with the entire naPmony OF
the party,we have cancelled the same
and hereby agree to submit our claims
to the Democracy Of Grenada county
upon equal terms with the candidates
for county Offices; election to be held
Saturday, July End, 1881.
j. j. SLACK.
June 4, 'sI. A. II. WH1TFIELD.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11


And particularly those among you
who SO bitterly opposed conventions
we WISH to remark few remarks
We will admit, as You claim thai
there are many objections to the
conventions SYSTEM, but on the other
hand u primary election is not always
"a thing Of beauty aud q JOY forever.
Were there Uuly two cailidstes IN
the field, primary election wouId be
the fairest testuf each mani strength,
but when there are three or more ii
would easily happen that the weakest
man would receive u plurality of the
votes cast, and thus be declared the
ehoicc Of the party, when in reality
he was not. We know that you Oh
ject to the convention system because
you claim that the lawyers and town
politicians can always work II con,
vention TO suit themselves. Well
this is just simply absurd. The town
beat has no more strength In the
convention, numerically, than one
beat from the country, md there are
four. TO one against the town. The
thing then for you to do, Oh! brother
Democrats OF the All ande aud Relief!
is not TO snlk in your tents, but to
simply cone forth in the fray with
your mind made up to capture those
beat meetings first, and the county
convention afterwards. This is all,
Just determine to control the matter
hot to BE- controlled by it-and the
victory Is yours.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

We have, from time to time, had
considerable complaint made to Us
that our paper addressed to suaseri-
bers who get their mail At country
postctfices, do not receive their papers
regularly. The latest reports Of this
kind come from Torrance and Lev
eretts, and we hope the proper
officials will Investigate the matter;
otherwise, we shall be compelled to
report this defect to headquarters,
and see If there Is remedy. We say
this much with ill-feeling toward no
one, but with hope that the wrong
vii! be righted.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
Names
Or, Ordered I. thai the Board aaiao,s : :, Y
meet on M the first Monday 'I"O,n !" :, \
A, D., 1897. BEN W. W. u Aus|
i'resitlFlt pro ,o
! 4 Grand iiterary tr,,.

we were present on last Va
day night and heard the ,oo,, +,F
the Rey' 4. E, !. Albert, D. i ~ !,
we thlnk we can say withou, suee'.
ful contradiction, that the ,ea'a 1'
was without doubt one of the y,,a'
est that has eyer been de,jve,,a a4
the N. +, (col. church in this ,n','
and not far from capping the elI,a'
of any that has eyer been dpl;ya.s
IN this town at any time or H.
DR.. Albert is a colored man sa's
and educated in the South, and
his credit, he came a. near solri,I
the negro problem as anv m.n !
have ever heard, He showed ali Il
peculiarities of the negro ana N
further showed that althopoh NJ
negro is black, he was made of,h]
same blood, flesh and from ths-,su
hands that created the Anglo.saxol
or any other race, and that he M
negro, was susceptible Of all M
different changes. such as p,oraIi,,]
cleanliness, wealth and intpllippnra
as can be clearly seen al! the VA,
from the criminal docket to the com
sressional record, We are proud (,
say that some Of the very best whit,
people Of our town, prominent anon,
whom were q. W. Trimble, N, n
r.. Y. Hall, p. NJ. and our worth,
and efficient Mayor, B. c. Adam,
were present to hear the grand leot
ure from the affahle and Christa,
gentleman, and notone af them Give
a dissenting voice, n
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Our local scribe was round WeJ]
nesday evening and took peepsl
the work being done at the Methodist
Church, under the supervision d
Mr.. T, X. Mckinley, and was mucl|
gratified with the same. The insila
Of the church aas been se.painted
and kalseained throughout viii,
various shades, making the whoI4
present rather a pleasing appearance,
This spirit of Improvement on ths
part of our good people is truly com.
meutlnble, The work has all bera
executed IN lilst-class style, and re.
fleets credit upon Mr., Mckinley aud
those in his employ,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Hon. J. e. Longstreet, of Grenada,
was on our streets Il few hours last
week. We don't blame the people OF
Grenada for holding Mr.. Longslree.
in high esteem, for he carries the
brain and is composed of the right
kind of material to win popularity
and friends wherever he goes
Carrollt0n Con servativc,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

let every good Democrat-white
and colored-who feels an interest in
she eifare Of his country, turn out
80 the primaries on the first Saturday
IN July, and east his vote for the
,Aan ot his choice.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Capt. Il. II. Turner, who is tempo
Tarily soiourning at Leveretts, in
IaElahatchie county, WAS circulating
among his friends here last week.
The Captain reports tine crops on the
valley.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

BY applying to me | can sell yoaa ,,u,'
remedy to free cotton plants lFu,D
leaf lice, prepared sawdlst ~ - ..as,l ss,,
per bushei; which would be q si,aSI nSI
advantage to any live farmer, da,. H..
thereby save him great maus yam. ~,
lars. Sprinkle on early N the lav.u I,s, !
ing while dew il gu eetton, o. sl''' I
rain, so that it will stick. q,
}. d. ELYARD, Green -
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

SECRETARIES Of Subordinate ALI
ances Of Grenada county, will please
give me their postotiice address at as
early date as possible, desire to
communicate with each one before
the July meeting Of the County ALI
.nce, j. G. DFLoAcH,
Sec. Grenada Co. Alliance.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

The spectators have corneYed the
coffee crop, and the prices are like
the mercury in this hot weather
crawling higher every day. If they
advance it much more wen all have
20 fall back on sassafras sea.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Mr.. w. w. Dorman, Of Beulah,
Miss, came down last Thursday and
returned home Friday morning, ac-
,.ompanled by his sister, Miss Loretta,
who has been attending school at the
Il. G. !.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

One Of the two scholarships given
b. the Vanderbilt University, NASH
vile, to the State Dental Association,
for four mouths course ut that
institution, ~as awarded to our young
friend, Frauk Smith, of this city.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

We learn that DIR. II. s. Ielnison is
a candidate for Supervisor from beat
2. The Doctor is an enterprisine,
intelligent, progressive citizen, aud
u man who would be faithful to any
trust conGded him by the people.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Dpr Jolly friend, Mr.. A. J. Gerard
ul the Snuthafn Express Company
WAS IN town several days this week.
Punch" continues to 'laugh and
grow fat,N
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Miss Ruthie Jones. of this city, is
the French yaledictorian Of the Co
l0mhia, tTann.} Female Institute
.hs session,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Physicians use Shriner's Indian
: E4rmifiige ia !helf plaotiee aud
pronounce it a hrst-class arlicle a
;rial will convince the most skepticll
Of its intrinsic merit. For sale by
Haghes & Nance.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Nj. w. NJ. Hail and his charming
bride are spending few days at the
formers hoyhood home. VIII has
many friends in Grenada who rejoice
e! his success, and wish him contin-
ued prosperity.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
~. .g.!sss.sss Ig GRENADA ;7syl7,
Proceedings oftha Honorab's Board
Of Supervisors

All {
--rI----
10 !, ramarbereo that tbe Honora.
pna.S nf cnnervisors of Gaenada
'a,ntr -. ~ Mss met ai the Courthouse
IN said div on Tie frat Monday in
Inna 30 A il 1887. fhe same being the
XII day Of said month aud regular
4.i uns ~ af 60 ala Rnerd Present.
,asetpE Reni WEilliams district 40. q, Jas.
y tfantb disfr;rt So. 1. Virgil F.9g-
is.tnn ' district No. 3. &. e. Peate,
d;striet No, &, G. b. Jones, sheriff;
and r. r.. Turner, clerk. Absent: a.
T Rridrars. district No. 4.
on mntiop Benj, Williams was
aincteJ president PROTEIN.
ordered that the petitlon of Hill
Cny ef al in fine matter of the public
rona to be opened up, be laid over to
~ nayt tarn If this conrt
Ordered that the Grenada Sentinel
and Grenada GAZETTE be allowed
S50,l0 each for publishing the Pro-
cpedings of the Board of Supervisors
Of Grenada county from june 6. 1887,
ta, June 6, 1885, to he paid at the end
of uach unarter.
Ordered that the following accounts
he allowed;
No 1914, S G Taof & Co., chattle
record. see -.---- code 80 Sl5 80
No l315. RN Hall, taxes refunded,
sec os7 code 80 81 40
No 1916, II s Jamison, medical at
tention for pauper, section 626 code
1sso $l5 90
No 1917. r = Payne, services as Co
Stunt Ed. sec Is sheet acts 1856 $50 90
No 1915, p r Mckinley, painting
Courthouse and iail, section alA code
1850 .......... ..s... s153 25
No 1919. C Il Penn, superintendent
poor. sec 8lio code 1880. ISL 50
No 1870. Jas Searry, medicine for
banner, sec t29 code so ....s. 81 90
No 1921, j r Thomas, expenses, re-
nairs, etc on county houses, sec 2l44
code 80 ~ 90
No 1920 w s TomIinson. additional
allowance for work on iron bridge,
sec 98s code 80 - 81 co
No 1929. Meaders x Garner. 2 cof-
fms for manners sec 6S6 code 80 AS 90
No 1854 r Hjqhpnte, painting sign
board and one davis ser r,ice ~ com
missioner on Courthouse Daiuting,
spcs SEQ and 2144 code 80 .S3 GO
No 1925, Grenada GAZETTE, pub.
fishing PROCEEDINGS Of Board, last
quarter, sheet acts 1889 .$15 90
No 1925, G H Jones, conveying pris-
oner from CoffeevilIe, section 447
code '8O $3 q
No 1927, G B Jones, ex-otflcio serv-
ices l., wear 1887. sec g1sa 60. $50 $a.5 90
Ordered by the Board that the re-
port Of Steve Miller, Dan Letlore, Ed
gar West. 4 G Dubprd aud Josiah
Davis. commissioners appointed to
locate and iay ont and change as here
tofore petitioned to be made road No
ii, known rs Lef,ore and Grenada
road. be and the same IL hereby ac-
re,,ted and said report recorded as
follows: Beginping about II mile
posi- and running by Iefiore ginhouse
and thence along the line Of the rail
r,yaa Snuth Ia Carroll nouptv liuf in
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Try barrel of Inman's fancy Hour
tyotler process.l You will be delISllt'
81 with It.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

4. T. Inman ia just in receipt of a
large and finely selected stock Of
ghees, for I'll ages and classes, which
ten be bought exceedingly cheap.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Fresh stock finest grade fancy pour
tust received at A. 7. lnman' s.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Miss Vernon Turner, Il pretty
young lady of Carroll county, is Wis
Ittng Mrs. r. J. Newell.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

,Jall On A, 7. Inman before pur-
,.naSing shoes elsewhere. lie W!ll
save you money.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Mfr J. r. Lickfoll, late With Mr..
w, r, smith, hes bad Fitted up IN
the h0uee occupied by Messrs. w. A..
Ragada!e & Co, a jeweiry establish
ment and repair SHOP Of handsome
style and proportions, where he viii
keep a fine stock OF all goods iu his
line, and win be prepared to sell
them at lowest prices, Mr.. LiektoId
is not only q tirst-class workman but
u splendid Business young man and
genteman, and that he may succeed
in his undertaking is the wish Of the
GAZETTE.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

You viii find it greatly 10 ynur in-
.gyest by purchasing yonr shoes from
4. T. lnman.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

commencement sermon next Sun
day Mt the Methodist church by Rev.
W. A. Gambler,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

NIB. T. Hobbs, editor OF The Brook
haven Leader, WAS in tbs city Friday,
and paid this office a pleasant call.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Inmmpncament EXERCISES next
Eanrsday at College Chapel. Address
by Hon. +. Mayes.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

We are under obligations to our
i.iend, Mr., j, Fletcher Hurley, iof
.ste courtesies.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Miss laura McGi!l. gf Courtlana,
ia visiting friends in this city.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

tnnan's fancy -four can't be beaten
III this nr amy othtl market, Try IT..
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Quite a large crowd went up on tle
s.bursion to Memphis Friday,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

At the close of the Gr4ysport public
school. taught by Miss Lillian An
thony, the pupils Of the school, as
sisted by some OF the local talent OF
that city, will give an entertainment
for the benefit Of their church, They
have pressed our esteemed friend,
Dr.. L. NJ. Mays, into service as q
heavy tragediau, while Morgan Mc
Afee, who is temporar!ly sojournins
in Graysport for his health, {he has
some "heartp trouble) viii do the
comedy business. With two such
stars as these we predict for them a
full house. Time, June 23rd.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

A fresh supply Of "Niekel Bag ci-
.-fs, at \. T. Innals. : for B cents.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
|-s-7-ssfHsr e---=a.=f = - iT1~7
I G. T.: :

on ujac1 after June lsf' M ~
Miss. & Tenn. Ice Oal 4
1cilL sell Ice at 9Oc. per ~ :. IA Il,
Less thtsn 100 lbs. at lct' pq 7 e.4' 4
Train arvres Wsdnesdny . y s''
,4rdaU RR'' pos'' \
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
LOCAL LINES

'tLemon Popp at Loewenstelns,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
f0E SALE.

4 Church Organ, nearly new cheap
Ipf cash. h. j. IoEWENsThiN.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Ordered that the following account
be allowed.
No 1898, F \ Wright, bringing pris-
oner from Memphis, section t59, code
1880 $40 90
Ordered that the report Of Anthony
Elliott, 3 G Harrison, JF. and w M
Baskerville, commissioners of clnc.
ton, be received and upon canvass
ing the vote cast in said election, it
appears that John + Pnttison receiv-
ed all the votes cast for Justice of the
Peace, he is, therefore, declared cleo
ted, and his official bond il fixed at
$1,000, and he s ordered TO give bond
within thirty days from date.
Ordered that the following officers
of election be allowed 81 90 each:
No 1920, Anthony Elliott, Judge.
No 1890, NJ X Mister, Judge.
No 1881, David Pleasant, Judge,
No 1882. Bedney Hager, clerk,
No 1888, } II WadIington, clerk.
No 1884, b G Harrison, com'r.
No 1885, w NJ Baskerville, com'r
No 1886, N X Mister, reng officer.
Ordered that the order heretofore
made that the Sheriff summon Jury
to assess damages for Mrs. Mary
Chandler be and the same Is hereby
revoked
No 1887, Ordered by the board that
l. r Turner be allowed $500 90, paya
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

bic upon the Isl day af f,o,,r
part payment for |, ,de =. yS.e'tLeE aaul
smo !. Ina. warrant be issueas h oiffaia|
accordonce s with this ord" a " bin !
l69, code 1886. 'oef, ehspt'
Ordered that tie poa,d
as follows: "'u draw h,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

EhIs Paper is entered Ill the FosIU.i'ue
Il Grenada, Miss, rs I'd class matter,
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SbIrinaer 9 taaten

NDutIn9 CT Staaten.
- Our5 9rpIoiion elmer Betroleum:
Iampe fano am 20. Sebr. auf Der 0art.
burg elm Brand itutt, bet isood seIOidt
wurre, ebe er nod nennenswertben S4a'
ben anseri9tet bate.
- gu @tienad fsierte am 90. Wdr;
Der @euerbeuerein istn 5Oidbrises Subj
ldum uno fuuO bel Dieier @elesenbeit b,
9muoiteinlesung bss neuen 9susrbs,
bauies itutt.
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- gs i6eint, baS psrbdltniBmdBts nur
weniee Srauen in &anias BET ben 9orlmus
naIpablen I'M aprtl pom benz linen iest
fir iolde Bahlen suitebenben Stimmre6t
9ebrauh MAIDEN meroen, beun ni9t piele
baben fi6 regtltrtren l%afien; in Seapens
b, elmer StaDt Die % 900 @inpob.
net adblsn mag, uno mo bic Ngitatton Der
Sruuenre9tleriuueu ~beiouoers lebbIft &c,
wsien lift, batten ii1 ungefdbr 100 Srauen
regiitrireu Iaiisn. Ss Sunction Gitp,
Widittu uno in Dodge sim betunoeten BIZ
ittmmberedttgten 6rauen etpas mebr Su:
tereile fir Die 6ffsntltheu 4n9elegenbeiten
'uber i'm Serbdltnife our 3abl Der resiitrtr:
ten WGnner. lift ielbit bort bic 3abl be,
regiitrtrten 'Srduen tlein. Nm film meifrtg:
item iinO bic farbtssn @eiber, felt bic Sc.
lene @ougur pom gaf1pette in Snbtaut
Ranias betmSeiudt but UNI bort Neserin:
nensSlubS gu erri6ten.
-Sn Siage Gountp wurbe Ell
alter GARNER, Rameus 0tlltam @resorp
in ieinem eiSenen Sof uon Swei Gduberi
angefaleu uno %mtBbanoelt. Die Strol6'
begaben ii9 alsoann nod benz nur ,pe
Wetlen entfernten Wobnbuuie bss Gbas
S6mtbt, zines re9tidaffenen oeutidsl
Farmers, peldsn bic roben &erIe ebsnfali
grauiam m%iBbanbelten u. beinabe tOoteten
10 buB man nod ben iinsiten Bert9teu al
feinem Auftommen smerfelt. Son Dor
ginsen bic StroI9e nu9 Siase gitp, nj
fe buIO nu9 ibrem @tntreffen bur9 pie
Sbertffs uerbuftet, nab 9puoon sebrad
uno baieIbit Dem @efdnsutfe iiberpieisi
wuroen. Die Sepobner Der borti9sn Tim
9egeno iino iebr e~utriiitet unb i9einen se
netst gu iein. Epn3iuitts an ben bsioen Der
brebern III iiben.
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